yes,that was I referring to.I can see people are suggesting to buy V4 in reviews.
I got the
TP-Link a looooooong time back. Just now found the time to unpack it.
Amazon took back the
D-Link device without any questions, and I ordered this from them. The manufacturer of TP-Link also includes an
ADSL splitter, which I didn't need, and an Ethernet cable.
Thanks for all the help!
The device works fine. Simple, easy setup that takes all of two minutes.
The
Tata Docomo wire comes into the Primatel modem. I connected the Primatel modem to the TP-Link device using the ethernet cable. There's a "Quick Setup" that can be accessed from
http://192.168.1.1, which I used, setting up the TP-Link device as a Wireless
router.
To prevent the possibility of conflict with the Primatel modem, I changed the default LAN address for the DHCP server in the TP-Link device from 192.168.1.n to 192.168.64.n (now I use
http://192.168.64.1 to access the TP-Link device).
In the TP-Link device, there's also an option to share 3G. I haven't tested this yet.
Since you mentioned firmware, I checked the version: the firmware version is 4.0. That's what it says at the back of the device: TD-W8968 Ver 4.0
Previously, when I wanted to connect the phone or the
tablet to WiFi, I was using the
laptop as a Wifi Hotspot. I had been managing without a router.
Now I can use the WiFi router to connect the phone and the tablet. And I don't have to switch the laptop on just because I want to use the tablet on WiFi.